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'‘Queen City” will find it difficult to furnish a hall lame enough for such a congregation. The ratio of representation adopted by Mississippi would make the Convention consist of nearly eleven thousa…
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Substitutes?G. W. Querean, W. D. Brayton, J. E. Weeden, D. P. Harriman, C. Smith, J. C. Knight, D. Clarke, George Manchester. Tne meeting was characterized throughout by more than an ordinary enthusia…
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much science, to appearance, as if it had been the work of human hands. Worth Remembering.—lt is said that Mr. Jno. Brush, of Brooklyn, N. Y., has saved the plums on a number of trees, the present sea…
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at $15:1,369,048. The rate of taxation proposed is $•2.30 per 8100. This exhibits a considerable in crease over the rate of last year. The amount added by the Board of Revision to the valuation of the…
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?he ?|f ?om*d''c borrla"i of the desert. There rie!r?t deJours th" H t'e one, -and the strong destroys the weak there the most antisocial Drincinle? ?u" lip pre exisVent law of theEteroalf who ab?"?t^…
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battalions of troops ia pursuit of the enemy. We have buric d mere than 300 of their dead, without searching in the ravines and thickets where they hid themssly os. The prisoners whom we lave take u s…
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minican side of the Island), the small Domini ean army which defeated the numerous army of Souloque, was armed with Minie rifies.— They state the slaughter of the Haytiens at two thousand killed and w…
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a firm ou Water street, deliverable free on A hoard in the spring, nt 45 cts. per 50 lbs. SThifj therefore, may be regarded as the pro bable openiog rates of this staple.—[Chi cago Journal. Soni.orQrB…
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Hie most part, mere clonks or traps for im morality and licentiousness. ISfSiuce the death of Commodore Mor. r's, Commodore Shubrick is the Senior officer in the United States Navy. The Ohio Legislutu…
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ley A Hlcardl; Craighead A Deadeiick; N, Gammon A lonj Uowan iifckinson; J. B. Van Ullder: T. H. Bmlleyj Timothy Butllns; J.H.Walker; H. M. McPherion; Hoi land A Rawlins; Klnsloe A Bro., Knoxville. Wm…
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single combat, and killed him on the spot. He sent the spoils of the Haytien commander to Santana, who has forwarded them to his capi tal, where they are now to be seen. Six hun dred and ninety-five o…
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hitherto have not succeeded, and those employed now will have no better success.’ FROM HAITI. A letter from Port au Prince dated the 27 th of Janu ary states that the Emperor SoLOtQUE, with the remain…
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Hayri.—The N, Y. Evening Post gives the follow. iog extracts from a letter dated Cape Haytien, Janu. ary 29 Tne Haytiens have again been beaten and driven Lack by the Dominicans and the Kmperor has re…
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Mrs. Elizabeth 11. Evn»s, author«« of The Land Far Away," and many other poems, died at Paiuesville, Amelia county, Virginia, a few days since. She was well known in the poet ical world as Flora." A v…
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royal suggestion military escort guarded its integrity. The eunech was feted and treated with the utmost courtesy by the Pacha, who finally sent him home laden with the costliest presents for his litt…
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The River at St. Louis has been closed by ice nearly two months and a half. There are eleven coal mining companies operating in and about LaSalle, Illinois. Green peas from Savannah, appeared in Washi…
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as light a? bari ge, and seems admirably adapted for warm weather. Oar 81. Domingo Corrcupaxlriur. St. D0M1500 Citt, I'eb. 8, 1856. Dtlailt of the Last Engagement Betiix-rn the Dominican and llayiims …
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ad attempting to shoot htm. The pistol missad ftra. mitb was ccssmitted to jail to egaii the ficttva of Mm ntfUv/t AKXIYAl OF THE TIMIWttl. NEWS FROM HAYTI AND VENEZUELA* Ac., Ac., Ac. The a'eaiuhip .…
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Li veil p« ioi.t Aug. 22.—Cotton unchanged Sales for tin* week 17,(MM) hales. The Broker’s circular quote a decline of I Hi in poorest quuli lies of Cotton. Wheat has advanced 2aBd.— Flour advanced In…
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Ste airship Suwannee, Kittrirfge, New Or!?ana. Slop Sou lAik. Adams. Liwpool?Brett. Son A CiV Ship C-orra I.U n, Luthor, Ulof(.-ov??Unuham A Diinon. Ship Helvetia Ma'hIi IlAvre?Win Whltlock, Jr, A Go.…
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?tay proroediafa f a loo*rr pari id than twenty da?*: lhai Iba.lndtaa bad nmi atwh an olaraat aa <|.e>j .lad them frr.m ertilnt o the raae aad the anpoa pro prriy l?ribre the fhutl for b?ario? lie *rf…
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on a case over which the court admitted it had no juris diction, may be justly regarded as obiter dicta coram non judice and inoperative as law that the five judges who concurred in the opinion made a…
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miles w of H i ana, on t li?- Ivlt ult. She wan originally llasgow, und wo* partially burned In tha I., and afterwards bought aud rebuilt br k Sou ar 1 Mr K A Sonllard. Hakk Cordri.ia, from T*ort an P…
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I'm arar t, Oct U? lu port burl. Pearl ;lir), llutciunca, i .n Baltimore, disg. aid 11th brig Marietta (Br), Owyr.n, Baltimore. Oosiivts, <Vt 15? Tn porl brlRS Marhi P'??t. Thompson, from Demaram for …
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9th day of J uue, m two of the daily papers pubhshed .n the city of Baltimore. CO LI.INS I.F.E, True copy, Teat-GEO. E. SANGSTON, Clerk' The creditors of John M. Slaney Sr., are notified to file their…
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Haytl, arriv ii id this <uty on .-iumi.iy I'mtn Curu'oa, in tho bug Mjhv K.iglo, h route for Kmooe (ionitil R.i"/ i.? i mulatto, and ha*: b^en twi o called tn the Pi esidency of tne republic^ Ho was n…
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ATTKMPT TD Hid NO TUB KKHl'BLIO ITNDBK SOt' I.Ol'tJUH? niDIONATlON OK TIIK OOHIMC AN*, BPO. Wo announced souie time slnoe that a commissioner had been k. ill by SoukHi>inu, tho fcmperor of llayti, to …
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forces of liberty andgho republic., He accoded to their sfcmsiids sod resigned. Tlie strong part of tho town wt.s now in peem siioii Grifruru, who was joined by all the nioiitury ane town people. They…
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prevent bloodshed, he at last accepted, and with hiin all the functionaries. The next cay General Gelfrard was solemnly proclaimed President of the republic of 11 iy ti, and General Soulouquo condemne…
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to himself or not! But let us enact, as a sovereign State worthy of the name, that every human being on our soil is free, and shall be protected in his free dom. We owe it to ourselves, to humanity an…
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mind. ________________ HAYTI AND ITS DEPOSED EMPEROR. Our latest intelligence from Hayti leaves scarcely room for a doubt that his Royal High ness, Faustin Soulouque, the black Republican Emperor of H…
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P and at times he and his predecessors have found it not a little difficult to prevent the whole 1 island from being overrun by the blacks. Let us t send a commissioner to negotiate terms with r him, …
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llaytien ThealriaXt?The Herald in Demawi?The CocoMacaque once More?Cititent Sent to Europe for Education?Colored Anericans irrely ImHted, <?e., dx. Your corresponiemof last year, at Port au Prince,gav…
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An., wan taken in charge and coaveycd Lack to poi t Uiis Morning. Ventral -totillo, of course, wan nowhere to be wen at Itoi>ron Another ai med force hag bi en despatcboJ to day q> tit o( bim, wo pres…
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have to bo made;" "never before have they showed so inuoli daring;'' "tho spirit of inaabaa" dinatiou and lawlessness does not manifest itMlf 8 in Westmoreland alone;" "au iacipieut cloture oa the par…
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le-Legi-latureof Kansas coidi-catc the property /aluc of the slaves now in the Territory, and tin ourts should decide such an act iincon.-titiitmn d. would the execution of the decision of tie iirt !?…
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valuable element of the social organization. The intimate association with the superior race, to which it io admitted throogh family servitude, not only improves its moral tone, bat iner^iscs its soci…
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guning. Terns made known on the day of sale. —New-York, June I, HOMER H STUART, Referees, CHARLES WHITEHEAD, Attarney. to 5th of August. 1559, same bour aud pace. HOMER tl. STUART, Referee, eantor! Ad…
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Or the oiler band, after read ng the above note to sm English missionary, be #sid that in bis opinion the immorality of the people and the iadeent ex- posure of the person in the ioterior, proceeded f…
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eighteen centimes. About seventy thousand plasters underwent this operation, fo jess than a vear all the pierced gourdes, and even tue ligthe pieces wuich were cat oat, had disappeared from circulatio…
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ceedingly Limited, these her three reasons com: pletely covered the whole subject of the failure. Anybody sud everybody, black, without any re gerd to their character or qualifiestions, wer: selected …
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rectitude and sagacity, and secared beforehand by the official pledge of the President and bis Cabinet, would be greatly advantageous to the Americans themselves, and to the social and moral, as well …
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Hollo way1! Till and Ointuknt. The genuine are eaat lr diatlrfuiahed from tha winter ait by tbe wicr.oiarkthatexi.ta in oyery leaf of the buok ofilirco tiona, "Hollow..?, New York and Loudon, in ioui.…
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to the razk of Captsin in 1843, and was promoted to that of Major by Gen. Herard, whom he had nssisted iu bis operations against Boyer. Distioguishing hime self grestly on various occasions, especiall…
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in this country, I cannot but atk, ‘Is it not worth ““whils for many of the better class of free blacks at “the North to come out here and seitle 7’ There are thousands of acres of jast euch land a3: …
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Co Star of the West, McUowan, Havana, M. O. Roberts; Nashville, Murray, Charleston, Spotiord, Tileston Co. dhip—Sincho ronze Crispin, Boston Corey &o. Riiwe—B. K. Eston, Gilkey, Cardenss, Walch, Carve…
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tinguished men as Victor Hugo and Wil liam Goodell bow their knee to the white Baal. This they do. Victor Hugo, author of “The Hunchback,” and of certain Anti- Slavery letters whose zalvanic style hav…
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Soon, with a glass, could be distinguished the regularly rising table-lands and lovely green valleys, the dark mountains standing in the background. I was at once agitat ed with all the anxieties of h…
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among l;:s Iw lvc sous, the eldest residing at Kiel! and ewe I- ii,; u kind of supremacy over the rest, wuose throne* v re established at Novgorod, .^moleuak, ("heral pull, be In like minner the prese…
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ordersto PURCELL, LA 01) A CO., General Agent* lor the U States. ap 21 Sin Riohmond, Va. aY Baths, Maths. Buths. HOT. COLD AND SHOWER BATHS, can I* had daily, from 6 o'clock A.M., until 10 P M.at the …
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worthy of admirsion in a domestic relation shan the poble-minded Gen Geffrard, the the Havtian Ke public, whose we ordered family 1 have had the happiness avd honor 0 knowi: g for the lsat fifteen you…
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&1 700 a certain gmwount was raised (une eccrine val eur produite] from the lectures «f Mr. Wendell Phil. Ips. Without any advantsge of this kind—without rofite on photographs, or books, or lectures—I…
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viog to us, than in raising our prayers each to the sternal for your preservation, and that of the father of bis country, for yoar welfare sud his, and for hia glory, which is reflected upon the mater…
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theii race in the United States, they have, with liberality, public spirit, and a wise, comprehensive insight into the future, offered a home and nationality to all of the African or Indian races who …
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Charles Francis Adauis a complimentary dinner upon his arrival in Boston. A Southern paper says a novel and intoxicating liquor has been made from the cotton plant. It may be "intoxicating," but there…
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come-lmpr3ctioable4o--coiiliiirie4he privilege .of bonding for transportation to those port?. .Collectors of thp. Cnrtonis are pecordimriv hereby instructed that no entries" for'transpof- Very respect…
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brothers perish Dominusus, the ambition and resentments alme of ?One mau separated ua from the mother couulry; subse quently the Haytien domineered over our territory, from whence he was driven by our…
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the patriotic rebnff given by Gen. Scott to attempt to seduce him from his allegiance to Stare and Stripes, now bestow upon him grossest personal abuse, saying that ne is imbec decrepit, &c., 4c. Suur…
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thereby been Inatrui.ieolalIn raving, m l him In 1 1 of Uvea. Vtu-r, Duly. C. i E.iY, M. I Price 25 recta per boa. N 1.1 by all r p..■• lal inedlclnei. ■r^a ro Tin: f Aim:* nn v. M«N C» TMh CITY or Ri…
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mislead public opinion. Ought such a serious jo or out for \axnple, to say thit at Ha> li labor has ceat> d *x< opt lor theMTUtt;* of certain chie's who, on !er the name of mii.Uury service, have, for…
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ltepublic. It the colored people in our midst are as equally in earnest in desir ing to promote, successfully their own eievauon, ana mat oi ineir people eve 1 1.1. 1 rywhere, they will be disposed .t…
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Washington street Ticknor Fields, 135 Washington street John C. Haynes Co.’s, 33 Court street John S. Rogers Co.’s, 1077 Washington street, and at the Anti- Slavery Office, 221 Washington street. HAYT…
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ilio chief point of which is liia giving away a throne wh ch be di en not poMmis, voiy forcibly m ulls the K'j.iy of old Kuimi Allen to K'n^ Geoigo (be Third, when l>ii* Majesty attempted tii bribo ll…
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reply,--' i i'-->?t entirely of a religious character, discia me i the i ten having euflfcred losses, oNervlug that be bal never i? sad for the rewards of position and public favor oo account of anyth…
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Wheat Market dull and heavy. Fates at 81,20 for CMcajro 8pnn Ml lor Winter Bod Western. t'wrsj M tfcet tilt-t Hariri lu good demand. Oa in Quint Oilier rains qniet. WbUUey-Firm. Kales at '9a. FreleTht…
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general stall who cave so long zealously and success fully struggled against serious difficulties to support. the army acd myself, is dee, in a great degree, what little success and feme we have achie…
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must therefore, adapt themselves to the apparently well deserves to be known new order of things, and live in peace by the last syllable of bis name. He is among themselves and with their white a sold…
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election of Thomas U. Tuob, the Union candidate, as Mayor. Mrs. Jefferson Davis has taken up her resi deuce for the time being at Savannah. Ga She is repre sented as being iu a very oestnute condition…
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Rle' Joha ErrU 11 »h.». «0 ffitutor.UA Ki.ow c- ^h•1• t» Il ftteM Uii 1! W.rr J.noa^ ft»-r tt-fnIt :rde t'raak K*aiur bit.l -tr If O-lltn II k (J f-i-*k«. MH Clauln'j.'hJI l-«'r»|«l f!i- butlVS •^arni…
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th the features of the 1st All the er say the prizocer ciLit be bim All tha way al. ng the route travelled by the prisoner large numbers of persons assemoled t tze J fferont J pots i order to have a l…
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missed by the tickle aiden for scltish considerations. Heuer bis fierce revenge. A ful! hearing will be had th is morning. HAWKINS ZOUAVE MILITIA REGIMENT. This Regiment is now recruited up to the min…
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public, and converted tie sal and people into a military colony As a skrategio lick, to Cuucc. Cubs aud Porto Kino into a aUoug, musually-sasia.ning line of power, du winateg curIeinus biguWajs, SLo i…
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pletely as the limited time would admit, and have the honor to report such facts in the case as I have been able to gather, and make such suggestions as tho case seems to warrant. Harrison Brooks stat…
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tee that remains to eonsohidate the Government, 1f the authorities during the late disturbances, with 8 VIEW 10 pinno compositions ol Joseph Poraanski display I SIIwWAR Ia the case of Alexander T. Ste…
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T mi pnir.lDXLPnlA LearaCbaa lar at S.13, 10.14 a. m., 11. So, 3.13, 4.34, 7. JO ---roDAT TBAIHS. Ixrr.iiTralnaH.03a. for Baltlmoro aad WMblaaton, atopplag at Wilmington, Terrr. Tllla. HaTre-da-Oraoo,…
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4th. The negro and other interior races have never, under the most favored circumstances, shown any capacity for self government or civilization. 5th. The negro attains his nearest approach to civiliz…
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I repUoogl Una. waa olao fraufhl with danger and *a ouragamenf la reyoll wh aril otberw ae eon i n* At loagth Uta people de|errala?d to he m frca and ladpendant m their neighbor*, and on Maraaibn Jo, …
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of boiling water poured on about the same quantity pimento cordial.” y n Monday, Le took the railroad, 12 miles to Spanish Town, and gave half a day at the seat of government, re- turning that evening…
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_S«pt. 17—did U. S. Marshal’a Xotice. UMTKD&TATKB OF ANKRIi’A, I Disthkt of Maine, as. f I3U11SUANT to a Monition from the lion. Edward Fox, Judge «f the United Staler J»hUi< t Court within awl fc'r t…
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No. 441 Congress street. In Westbrook, Feb. 28, Mrs Maiy K., widow of the late Peter Lu t, Ew aged 77 years 4 months. [Funeral on Sunday afternoon, at 21 o'clock from her late residence. Friends and r…
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struggling as we are doing here, and as they are doing in England to find some golden mean between a restricted ana an unqualified suffrage. Under the provisos in the new fran chise law, the citizen o…
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reserved for that happy fate. All the other places on the ticket will find numerous aspirants, including generally the lncnmbebta for re-election. H A Y T I. Plottlngs Against Halnmve? Report as the F…
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li la rajiraayMfrini Ukal Hm Vreohluiil anni for Lang? ston and tendered him tho cominissiouorship of tho Fror demo's liuroau. This is a m ?stake. Lang? ston sought tho intorviow and applied for tho p…
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it is represented that the President sent for Lang? ston and tendered him the commissionership of the Freedmen's Bureau. This is a mistake. Lang? ston sought the interview and applied for the po? siti…
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foreign power*. Foreigners of all nation* redding in Hayti, or vetting it, will find ample protection for their person* aad their Interests, all tbat ia required of tbem being tbat they ob -y tlie law…
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4Ce.. an i 8.1 lb no It at law. alao IK>,OjO Ihi. taper and lira a ilia'1 at a mainly i.t S5--. a v c Inclodlra a-n^il loit ai t*< or tkoi t eiiri, 27a. a for bl ialL ani for .No I, IO%uH'i !ba t'?l f…
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dtist Dpfittit, and Muctieor Milky Discharge.., ind fr Enfeebled and Del irate Cnatitutiooe, of lthts-xe. atten'Wd w itb the tullowiug oyniptums Iiidi-powition to Exertion, Loss of Powtr, L 8 ot Memor…
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rvht, ate they either tenants oncer Bicelo v. at^hs T i“ I" l°™ »aiioSMtoo u w.‘! *kh^. c,, i l oWtTer to *ff*s*oce at the will of Mrs hbaitoci. or tenant at wl l nnaer Mis-SliatiocK. at* °r by “L 11 …
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B m £*«<l?oi sU»n*,e»rt product. TS7; faK* 1 C4L ots1 I>7jl. Toui bum&er of 00i.4- v 7 f* 1,,t precinct, 652; wnt preclectMT* ttU.-, I.SJ9, Blyrcs.4ll; lictonca. 11; worksSose* 57; tiltcre, 17l; LcteJ…
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on the rate*, but think the demand lor bill* hat lieeu better Mall last mail. On l.'Unioo, 4a1.,d. a 46d. at 61I day*; 46>l. a 46',il. at d ivs. i'aris, 4.77,\ at 60 days, 4.60 at 90 days. FAMILY MAEK…
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They are so few that it will give you no power, not even the shadow of it." He adds:?"If every white inhabitant of South Carolina?if every white man, woman or child in the Southern States should conse…
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They are so few that it will give you no power, not even the shadow of itv' He adds: "If every white inhabitant of South Carolina-if every white man, woman or child in the Southern S ra te a should co…
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4 esirve the Pru-sian charter. In 1855, Nicholas t vexaion and wounded self-love, because he wes stepped on 'he read to CoLsrautincple. In 1859. the Deke of Mocers the Dacaess of Parme, and the Grand …
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fundamental bass or the oquali of all races before the law,” while those f Hayti clam supreme aud exclusive dominion for the negroes. Chere y men of mixed blood among the Cacos; sowe of Dom n Republi¢…
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Intense exettamonl prevails. the villains were In It. _ _ Ken h it c been despatched in nil direouoae to aeeare their arrest. TiSE UUffilHTIN OK LIS COLT. Petition Tor Hie Rciemu) of the Dry 'Porta?**…
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case to be submitted to a court of la' ..1,,..: n .i... nV'it levy a havy tax on commercial "vellers i fli a ahatt-.A t.i am stria tlu lie..I,- -'Sell gOOUS by sample, arcs.?, not in'philad'l'hii wher…
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Coast. dapa'terlu.dAp y Lad Frda y at 8 Arrirm s Ua day a'od Thursday. .and oie 06-1New Otemts to Moble dprture daly ip ..a ioay M I M. Arrtve dally by a. rlveson ondar sad Fridy msran LY. fl Sir lak …
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tho Admiral left ror Connives to receivo ttie promised apology; bnt ChevAiier, who has a will of his own, refused to make the ntnmae, threatening, moreover, that If Hu'nave attempted to ulsplaco and d…
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Rort?kAtrx. April i) Satire!, Smth. Maker, NVork. Sailed from Bojran nth, Pphralm Vllllnmr, Hoff, NOrlaana. Ham XI.owa, April 7-Arrlred, Allorurta, Sola. NOrlrana. Haimrnil. vrn, April 11 Arrival, Art…
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rented shout a mooth since, charged with ravishing three white girlf, was committed to-day, and sentenced to solitary ronlioe- meot in the eastern penitentiary lor tlnriy five years. The trial ladled …